Oct 11th 2017, 20:58:10
This is a more accurate way of looking at it, I guess....
SC half way to tag killed, but they entered set to war and create chaos, clearest winners.
SOL almost tag killed, but they entered set to war, they're winners.
Stones almost tag killed, but they entered set to war, they're winners.
Elders tag killed, but they entered set to war, they're winners.
iMag not close to tag killed, and they entered set to war, they're losers.
LaF tag killed, and they entered set to net, clearest losers.
Why is this true? The only ones that really didn't get what they wanted is LaF. iMag got what they wanted but they wanted even more of it cause they were told they were next and they were never next.
Let's add a little context here. LaF's conditions for victory are significantly more difficult than any of the above. A 10 country tag making the right move at the right time could have prevented LaF from netting effectively. The win condition for the warring alliances was pretty easy.
Also consider that Elders has been very vocal in its dislike for LaF for some time. Elders has fought and beat LaF three sets in a row yet LaF maintained end set tag numbers for the past 4 sets. The April May 2017 set is a bit of an outlier since we don't have accurate numbers there. Thus far, it doesn't seem like Elders continued campaign against LaF has been very effective. The last time LaF took a significant hit to their tag count, dropping from 35 to 25, was after dealing with untagged suiciders. Only time will tell how successful Elders has been.